Robert Saric

Go ahead, do something impossible.

Robert has an entrepreneurial mindset with a logical/pragmatic approach. Over the past 10 years he has created tremendous value by developing, promoting and selling products and services. His "win fast, and never ever lose slowly" attitude has given him the confidence necessary to consistently perform at the highest level. He always works with passion and loves what he does – and his accomplishments strongly resonate that.

7 of the Most Extraordinary People You Probably Don’t Know but Should!

6 January 2010 View Comments

For all intents and purposes the general theme of my blog is to inspire collaborative creativity. To help people realize the vital importance of working together to not only achieve business success but also social betterment. This article focuses on the “exceptional people” that have created the infrastructure necessary to inspire change, make a difference [...]

How to Be Happy and Live Life – What Works for Me

9 December 2009 View Comments

I’m usually not an emotional sap, but during this particular morning when I was vigorously scrapping the ice from my driver-side window – a sense of raw joy consumed me.  Why in this bitter cold when most people are cursing their existence am I smiling and thinking that life is “Pretty Good. Prettaaaaay, Prettaaaaay, Pretty [...]

What does leadership mean to you? The 5 challenges faced by women in technology leadership.

12 October 2009 View Comments

Is it fair to say that one of the main reasons that our societies today are at once so palpably unsustainable and socially unjust, is that we have fallen into the trap of traditional “old boys club” masculine behaviour and values? Is this true?  Well, I certainly to think so.  So, that means one of [...]

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What Are Three GREAT Common Habits Of Successful Entrepreneurs?

10 October 2009 View Comments

This question was posted on LinkedIn by Zale Tabakman a few months back and I thought I would give you some of my own insights and include a few of the more interesting responses from various LinkedIn members.  In my life I’ve had the opportunity to meet several entrepreneurs and I can easily say that, [...]

Economic Crisis is an Opportunity to Take Stock of What Really Matters

10 October 2009 View Comments

With the eminent collapse of our economy, it’s becoming more and more evident that we need to learn some lessons that will guide us as we go forward.  Now, one of my worries is that many of us will learn the wrong lessons – specifically as it relates to risk-aversion, fear of creativity and innovation [...]

12 Ways to Bring Happiness Right Next to You

3 October 2009 View Comments

I HATE arguments – I really do.  To me, most arguments are ultimately pointless, meaningless, and conducted over small matters that have little to no real meaning in life. By choosing to argue, rather than choosing to be happy, you are setting your own course. The two are mutually exclusive; I’ve never met two people [...]

Does Your Business or Idea Make Meaning?

14 August 2009 View Comments

I really enjoy writing this blog for one reason, to INSPIRE the people that read it.  That’s my passion. All of my posts may not be inspirational per say, but for the most part, I really try to add an element of meaning to everything I do.  Guy Kawasaki, founder and Managing Director of Garage [...]

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